Source: https://thejenkinscomic.wordpress.com/2025/03/10/full-glass-of-wine/
Likely referring to how AI image generators can’t generate an image of a full glass of wine
Source: https://thejenkinscomic.wordpress.com/2025/03/10/full-glass-of-wine/
Likely referring to how AI image generators can’t generate an image of a full glass of wine
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an image of a full glass of wine being handed to a tired disgruntled man on a sofa(right)
an image of a full glass of wine, being given by a woman with a TV head to a stout man looking at her angrily on a sofa, wide angle shot, scene from a sitcomHuh, well that’s a weird one. Also, wow I forgot how garish these AI images are with colours by default.
AI images can only show what they’ve been trained to show and no one aside from truly insane people fill their wine glasses more than half way.
In other words, that is a “full glass of wine”.
True, I just find it weird that it maps into the same space as a “half glass of wine”. The “glass of wine” part is getting a disproportionate amount of attention that its adjectives, and perhaps rightly so, I guess I’m just surprised a little at the lack of imagination
That’s because you’ve made the classic mistake concerning “AI” as we know it right now. It is not artificial intelligence in the classical sci-fi sense. These are basically algorithms that do a set job. They don’t think, they don’t reason, and they have absolutely no imagination.
Yeah but they interpolate on the data they’re trained on extremely well, to the point that they produce quite convincing chimeric hallucinations of the concepts they’re queried on. My last comment expressed surprise that the mapped space between tokens such as “half” and “full” wasn’t preserved in the context of “glass of wine”
That is because half a glass of wine volumetrically is functionally a full glass of wine.